The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 60, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 29, 1921 Page: 3 of 18
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MILITARY BAND
AT CLAREMORE
g
Played for Northeastern
Chamber of Commerce
Recently
WINNING MUCH CREDIT
Playing Band Instrument Is
Part of Instruction
for Cadet
Intnil t Tin World.
CI-ARKMORK. Nov. 28. An ei.
srn'lal fcaturo of tlio Oklahoma
Military academy 1m tho 30. piece
band At the lupetlnjr of tho Nurtli-
eaatern Chamber of Commerco As-
sociation held recently nt Clnro-
more to which 21 counties Kent rep-
resentative!) the band In full ilrcaa
uniform furnlehed the program.
Col. a. M. llnrrctt president of O.
M. A. 1 receiving many letters
from the delegates commenting
upon tho splendid showing the band
made upon this ocruelon.
Music Is a. very lariro part In the
life of a carter' nt a mllltury school
and playing an Instrument In the
band Is regarded Ju as essential as
any other Instruction it cadet may
receive. During the holidays tho
band will' Rlvc a rather ambitious
concert program Including num-
bers that range from the classics to
stirring martial detections. Tho
program will be directed by dipt
Charles V. Harris head of the music
department. Tho band will be us-
slated by the gleo club of 25 voices
orchestra of IS pieces trax.iphone
sextet and vocal quartet.
The music schodulu for n day at
the O. M. A. Is arranged like this:
In the morning separate classes uro
held In tho vtudlo for Individual In-
utructlon Tho afternoons aro given
over to rehearsals by the ontlro band
and orchestra. Tho gleo club meets
twlco each week. Mothers whoso uni-
versal complaint la that their boys
will not practice their music loHnons
will he surprised to learn that It Is
seldom necessary at the academy to
compel a cadet to practice. On the
other hand there Is keen competition
to bo admitted to tho musical or-
ganizations. Captain Harris la a
composer as well as cornot soloist
and organized nnd directed the Uoy
Scout band at Shawnee which
played In tho parade tho day I'rcirl-
dent Harding visited Oklahoma
City.
NEW BRANCH OZARK TRAILS
Komi SulKrjr.nlMloii Along the
I'rorKWCtl Ituutc
Sprrlal to Trie World.
ADA Nov. M. Tho work of per-
fecting auborganlzatlona In various
towns along the proposed route of
a new branch to the Ozark Trail"
system to extend from Stratford
to Texarkana Is making rapid pro-
tress according to report from
JL n. ltoach'a office. He Is presi-
dent of tho new branch lino and to
spending considerable timo In get-
ting the work of martini; these 8Ub-
arcanltatlona to functioning.
There will be n pyramid In 13
'towns of thoso along tho routo
Stratford being the first raise tho
r.(csary funda. It is understood
that this place will let a contract
for the construction of the pyramid
within the next week.
Other towns aro beginning to or-
ganize and stcpa aro being taken to
tet the entire system to working
together. As soon an possible tho
drive for the necoeary funda for tho
building of the pyramids and
marking of the routo will bo
launched. According to ofJIctalfl
ot tho new branch route this Is the
first route of this nature to ex-
tend Into this section of the country.
PUT DISTURBERS IN JAIL
"Woollcs" Who Sought Oil Field
Trouble Safe III tho Jug.
prll to The World.
PONCA CITY. Nov. 28. Ocorgo
Bowman Jack Miller and jatto
Dsjuinger belelved to hosf. W. W.
organlzcrx who have como to this
district as the forerunners to agi-
tate among oil flold worker have
been arrested at Kaw City by
sheriff Dan Ilaln on ciargcs of
vagrancy. I. W W. literature was
found on the men and It Is said that
Bnumaft l CftC Of tllS CTSSIliZ -
tlon'g chlof promoters.
Recently In the cost a campaign
was outlined by tho organization to
agitato among uteol mill oil field
and railroad workers.
llQ9So
BOSTON
LKK HKRHINOTON Manager.
Ono Block East of Frisco Station. Cedar 1105.
OUR TULSA STORE IS LOCATED AT
109 SOUTH BOSTON
1 Blocks South of Frisco Station
Enormous Shiment of
0. D. Trousers Priced lo Sell
U. 8. Army Straight Leg New O. V. Trousers. Must he moved to
make room for later shipments. This extremely low prico is
made possible hy our large company being able to purchase from
our Government und rcahipped from FRANCK for a few cents
pit the dollar. Can be very easily dyed most nny dcnlred color
l'ormer price 7.00
This Week $2.95
In reading advertisements watch lor our TI1ADK MARK which
stands for Fair Dealing and Quality Merchandise. Any atate-
jnent mado in any advertisement bearing this trade mark Is
backed by 17 stores. n
'10 9 Sin
Alcxa Stirling Golf
E. pert in Business
m Seller of Bonds
NBW YOtUC Nov !. Kn-
tf'ng tn bond department of
H. W. Strain & company. Miss
Alex Stirling of Atlanta Ob who
for E yearn held the woman's
national golf championship Is
now a New York buslneju woman
and has oold her first bond.
"Naturally I am very much
encouraged. I hardly expected to
get right down to business so
soon" she said.
tthe net to one sldo u pile of
letters and telegrams of congratu-
lations many of them from some
of her friendly golf enemies and
said It was not her Intention to
give up the game "not by any
means" but she was not so sure
about getting Into future national
tournaments. "That" she added
"will depend entirely upon how
much time tho first consideration
of business may tako." She has
not Joined any of the locnl golf
clubs although the privileges of
several of them have been ex-
tended to her. "1 shnlt get a game
whenever It Is possible" sho said.
"1 have not begun to feel
settled yet" said MIh Ktlrllng
"I am living In Tort Washington
with some friends who went to
Scotland with mr last summer
I will havo my own homo In tho
city beforo very long."'
Asked how nhc happened to
enter business sho nald: I madu
up my mind a long Time ago that
like a great many other wninert
I should do something Individual
and I enter this business when the
opporunity to enter thU business
came my way.' She ngrced that
It Is a far cry from the open air
freedom of the golf course to tho
confined seriousness of buslncsa
"but" she suld "there aro paral-
lels In that In each there Is the
Incentive for high endeavor nnd
that each calls for a great deal
of concentration."
SURVEY FOR SHORT LINE
Irellinlimry to lnijootol Railway
From Ashrr to Ada
ADA. Nov. 2!. Preliminary aur-
vcyn wcro to have been started
Monday on the proposed Oklahoma
Short IJne railway which la to ex-
tend from Asher to Ada accord-
ing to an announcement this week
by John I;. Lamar who is a local
representative of the Investors who
proposed to build tho road. This'
branch lino will canned with a spur
of tho Hock Island lines from Shaw-
neo to Asher It Is said.
Although nothing of a deflnlto
nature Is known up to dato as to
whether tho road Is a certainty the
general opinion Is that It will bo
glvon the consideration of the three
cities Involved. This branch line.
Ih built will represent a largo Invest-
ment In view of tho fact that a
steel bridge will havo to bo con-
structed over the South Canad.iln
river.
STILLS REDUCED TO JUNK
Fonlolrn) Officers Toko Day Off and
Siiuu.li Up tho Accumulation.
Hptcltl to The World.
OKKMAU Nov. 28. Tho mem-
bcr of the sheriff's force not hav-
ing much buslncMJ tn attend to ono
morning the tlrst of the week de-
cided that tho bull pen needed
cleaning ut. thero being a large
number of whisky stills piled up In
the enclosure. Axes were secured
and the stllln wero put out. of
commission so far as manufacturing
moonshine Is concerned.
Tho stills ranged from all copper
to old gas tanks and galvanized
tanks and tubs. Most of the Junk
Is a total loos but the copper may
bo sold und tho proceeds turned In-
to tho county treasury.
UNEARTHED STOLEN SAFE
Took the Money nnd 'fid Evidence
UiiiIit the- Ground.
HpfcUl to Tin World.
ENID Nov. 28. A safe weigh-
ing 290 pounds taken from the
Jiome of Carl Frqcmmlngn farmer
living near Fairmont on November
12 was discovered burled on a
lonely road by Charles Hare an-
other farmer who was making a
round of his traps. He discovered
a fresh mound of loose earth and
upon Investigation unearthed the
safe.
Tlte door had been pried off.
When stolen the safe contained
about $130 In cash and tionic papers
valuable to the owner. No report
of the robbery had been made to
thn sheriff's office.
The public Is cordially Invited to
a Free lecture on Christian Bclence
at tho High School Auditorium at
8:15 p. tn. Tuesday November 29
Advertisement.
'"V
4 sAsf
BOSTON
PUT IN CLAIM
I FOR PRISONER
Man Wanted Here Is Soon
to Complete Term
in Alabama
8prlal tn Th WorM.
I'ONCA CITV. Nov. 5. A com-
munication started Saturday to the
Alabama state authorities request-
ing that Tom Maddox upon the ter-
mination of his 20-year sentence In
tho penitentiary at Wclumpka that
state be held for Sheriff Dan Ilaln
of this county. Former Sheriff
Charles Wooilon ascertained recent-
ly that Maddox Is doing time In tho
Alabama prison anil took the mat-
ter up Immediately with the present
sheriff. Ilan Italn.
Maddox Is under Indictment In
this county for the murder of Addi-
son Cart or In a tent on tho outskirts
of Ncwklrk 27 years ago or on
Juno 10 1S9. Maddox was a sa-
loon keeper and Carter a cafe man.
The former charged Carter with
making an Insulting remark tn his
wlfo nnd daughters and shot Mm.
Maddox Is serving the 20 years for
murder and tho killing of Carter
at Ncwklrk Is the third In his ca-
reer. Former Sheriff Wooden be-
lieves that Maddox Is no wpast CO
years of age.
216 TEACHERS IN "OSAGE
Some DlKtrlrts Ilnvr im Many n
Flvo HoIkioIi I inn.
Kppclal to Th World.
I'AWHLWKA. Nov. 28. A report
from tho county supcrlntendant.
Miss Klla Melono shows that Osage
county nan lit) teacners ouisiuo me
Independent districts. Of these
flvo have university degrees two
are graduates of tho A. & M. col
lege la are normal school gradu-
ates flvo have state high school
certificates 17 stato grammar
school certificates four state
temporary certificates 24 unclassi-
fied stato certlficnees six high
school normal training certificates.
hi county first grade certificates
C6 county second grade and 25
county third grade.
Tho county has 118 schools In 74
districts. Two districts havo as
many as flvo schools each.
ESCAPE THROUGH WINDOW
nnmcs llloc'k lJgrvKi of lmlly
by
tJiovDoorwiiy.
Bpcelsl tn Thn World.
IAWHUS1CA. Nov. 2S.- When
Mm. Cleavlo Ixiyd awoke at .1:30
o'clock Saturday morning she
found her house In flames. She
hurled tho other four occupants of
the houno out through a window
as the door was blocked with tho
fire. Just In timo to save them. Tho
flro department's efforts to save the
house were futilo. The i -room
building and everything In It was
a total' lors. Mrs. Ioyd carried
$5600 Insurance which will nearly
cover the loss.
Although she wan not burned or
otherwise injured Mrs. Ioyd Is 111
today from the shock. Ilcr two
children a neighbor and tho hit-
ter's child were with her In the
house. No Indications Imvo been
found as to how the fire alarten
Get Your Dividends in
THURSDAY
DEC.
1st.
thu nAin wroiti:
Women's Clothes
WAIiK-OVKIt IIOOT HIIOI"
Shoes and Hosiery
I.U.C!.K TRUNK CO.
Trunks Luggage nnd Hand Hags
MAY lUtOS.
Men's nnd Hoys' Wen
WRKJHT CliOTHlNf! CO.
Men's Clothing and Funiislilugs
ruTTiat's
K very thing to Woar for Kverybody
Re
tail
TULSA DAILY WORLD TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20
.Fairfax Quarter Not
laKcn um oi uamc
in Three Full Xcars
pedal In Tti World
KAIIU'AX Nov 28 - The Kolr.
fax football team this year Is mado
lip of a. bunch of stars but the
greatest star of them all Is their
captain and quarterback Km.nltt
Foley. Foloy has played In 27
games the past three yearn and
during the entire time has lost
only three games. An astonish-
ing fact about Foley la that he
in always In the midst of fight
.and time nfter time has won his
own game. During the time that
he has been playing the past threo
years not a single time lias ho
been out of the gnme nor lias
there over been a time when the
referee has taken time out on bin
nccount. He has always known
how to play football nnd tils
faculty ot rhooAlng the right play
(t the right time has won thn
respect and admiration of nil who
have seen him In action.
"DIDN'T KNOW FOR SURE"
Tlirro Men Fall to (lain Itotvgtiltlon
by Assault Victim.
Spwll lo Thf World.
KNID Nov. 2ft. Two men ore
now being held In connection with
thn assault on Miss Delta Austin ot
Illlllngu. Frank Illchurds tho sec-
ond man arrested voh nut Identi-
fied and his alibis nre being run
down. ' Sam Heindoii. the third
man to be arrested wns taken be
foro the girl who failed tn Identify
him. saying sho "didn't know for
sure."
Makt a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
llrsltr tiftler than rn.tnrl
rowih ) nip sitd miff atnt It
Bsailj ana quiraij prrparvu
f you combined the curative prop-
erties of eery known "ready-made"
cough remedy you probably could
not get ai much rest curative power
aa there is In this simple hume.uiad
cough syrup which Is easily prepared
in a few minutes.
(et from any druggist 2V ounce
of 1'incx pour It Into a pint bottle
and fill the bottle with syrup using
either plain granulated sugar syrup
cl a rilled molasses honey or corn
syrup as desired. The result is a
tun pint ot reauv oeiter rougn syrup
than you could buy ready-made for
three times the monrv. Tastes pleas
ant and never spolK
This I'inex nnd Syrup preparation
gets right at the ennae of a cough and
gives almost immediate relief. Is
loosens the phlegm stops the nasty
throat tickle nnd heats the sore irri-
tated membranes so gently and easily
that it is really astonishinif.
A day'4 use will usually overcome
the'nrdinary cough and for bronchitis
croup hoarsenrss and bronchial asth-
ma there ia nothing better.
I'inex ia a most valuable eonren-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract and has been used for
generations to break severe roughs.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2V ouneea of I'inex"
with full directions and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The rinex Co
Ft. Wayne Ind.
Come to Tulsa Thursday Dccemlyer 1 and be prepared to gel
lour share of tlie wonderful bargains to be offered. The holi-
day season is near at Iiand and tills Great Bargain Day offers
an opportunity lo get your early choice -of gifts for Christ-
mas. The merchants are ready with increased lines and
greatly reduced prices. Don't forget the date Thursday
December 1 and be sure lo ask for refund f are from mem-
bers of the llclail Merchants Association.
Meet Us in Tulsa Suburban Day-
KIMiMKIl FAINT & (JIjASS OO
Willi I'aMT l)cvot! I'nlnts tJlass
VANIMCVKH'S DRY GOODS CO.
DciMirt incut Store
THK IHiMOltF.ST
SIiom for Women
l'UACF.It'S PARIS FASHION
SIIOF
IjwIIcs' Heaily-to-Wrar
HIINT-MUHHAY CO.
Department storo
1'KOPIdK KXCHANCi:
(Jrwcrlcs Meats and 'lliblc Supplies
Mercli
OF TULSA
DADTV "ICC TflD IMniA'
If-mi I UfT rVJIX IMLItt
Dclnwitro County's First .Mlfwlmi.
Mirs (llrrn Housing Farmrll
j lH'inonitrntliin.
Rptrlal to Tho Werld
J AT Nov. J. A mass meeting
was held at the courthouse Thurs-
day to hear Itev. William A. I'hll
llpa. who with his wife will Kill
as a missionary to India on Decern -
ier u.
Mr. l'hlllfps Is originally Ironi
lluntsvllle Arkansas while his wltn
was ft resident of Jay at the time
of their marriage nearly a year ago.
Until rhlltlns and his wife have been
kt ho Chicago university thn ikI
an r sr4 1 1 1 1 1 ( n rr fri tit si I unilf In
tho foreign fields. Mr. l'ltllllps holds
n degree front tho university. They
go Out under tho direction t tho
northern llaptial cliurih nnd will
spend five years In the Jungles of
India teaching tho natives thu gos-
pel of the Savior.
They will sail from New York
over tho Atlantic through the Hues
canal through thn Mediterranean
sea to Calcutta? where they will go
by the elephant or cart routo to
Tourn India oitiero they will bn'nwav from hi' homo
Tulsa Is fortunate In being one of
tho first cities of tho middle west
to have the opportunity of seeing
"Doug" In his latest nnd biggest
success and crowded house aro
the rule at the llroadwny theater
I where 'The Three Musketeers" 'Is
now being presented. The public
T"
A1VAN(JF. SHOP
Iodlrs' and MIsncV Apitarvt
FHtST NATIONAL HANK
KAIIN'S DF.IT. KTORF
16 East First Kt.
RAYMOND A COJdSMAN
l'urnltun'. Rugs Slows 123
K. Sci-ond St.
CAltTUHajj HOOT SHOP
(107 South Main
POMOCIl'S TOfiOiatY
Women's Wear 217 South Main
Ass
1021
stationed There are morn than
Uo.ooo members of the tribe they
will wmk Willi there are St people
to tnc actuate mile thn rainfall la
great being 128 Inches annually.
j FORGE KU-KLUX WARNING
Will Attempt tn linn Ciillly Tarty
in i' nn in liner.
hp 0 Th Wofld
' KNII) Nov. is.
Tho If K. ICs
are under suspleloii again. (1. W.
Markey found a note nn the door
of his daughter's house on Thanks
giving day. The nolo was written
on an odd size piece of paper of
poor quality nnd badly typewritten.
Therefore the K. K. K. havo VJielr
Innocence established nt the start.
Tiny write upon their own station-
ery und It's of splendid quality.
Finger prints were laken from
the paper by nfflrtals nnd the
guilty imrtv mnv be run tn earth
Mr I'aniiod to whom the note was
dlirrtNl Is a son -In -law of Mr
Murkey. and he ansa he fulls tn see
why the umnlim should senro him I
everywhere has nnclalmed tho pic-
ture as tho supremo picture of the
year nnd not tn ecu It Is denying j
nun It iirniiiiuiiin uvt'iii. I hi i:m-
gsgement will continue throughout
tho remainder 'Of thn week with
performances starting at 11 a in
nnd 1 3 5 7 9 p. in. dally. Ad-
vertisement. Tulsa
THURSDAY
DEC.
litt.
ociation
"Until Death Do Us
Part" and Longest
Relation Now Broken
Kpeelal to Tho World.
I'ONCA CITY Nov. 28
Through thn death the past
week of Mrs. Kllzahvth Har-
nett iiged SO thn oldest wi-dded
couple In Kny county hn been
separated. Tho 1 husband still
living sn.l able to do many of
the chores tin Ihe farm Is 91
years old. Mrs. Harnett was
born In Kentucky In 1X22 her
parents hnvliiR emigrated thern
from Wales.
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Have this Gift
delivered
From your Heating Engineer
Think of this way.
Every winter that you shiver in an
ill-heated home is a winter lost.
Why not decide right now beforo
Christmas that sho shaii have tho
finest gift imaginable a homo
warmed all over just as perfectly as
the larger heating plants of this com-
pany warm the White House itself.
She can have this comfort as a
gift from your Heating Engineer.
Arcola is a gift in a very real sense.
It pays for itself in the fuel it saves 1
Thero is still time. Your Heating
Engineer can have Arcola installed
filling your homo with healthful hot-
water heat before Christmas morning.
A quiet scientific workman will
come and put Arcola to woric leav-
ing nothing but happiness behind
ComfortisworthhavingI One-third
of your fuel is worth savingl For her
sake see your HeatingEngineer today.
The red and yellow card
tat tho right la the sign of a
Heating or Sanitary Engi-
neer (you used to call him
Steamfitter or Plumber)
who can aho w you Arcola.
Look for it in his window.
It will pay you to consult
him twice a year as you
do your Doctor or Dentist.
His report on your heatinc
vnd plumbing costs little.
It may save much.
AMERICAN
aft in?V.-rm i -linn i i I i '
COMPANY
Makers of the famous Ideal Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators
1423-25 BALTIMORE AVENUE
Kansas City Missouri
FEDERAL DAIRY SPECIALIST
Hotter Milk rampflgn Manned for
Ohlnlioma City and Tulsa. v
fll-wl.t to Tho World. I
STILlAVATKIt Nov. 2. Mlas
Jesslo M. Hoover specialist In
dairying from the United States
department of agrtcluture Is to be
at the A. nnd M. college Tuesday
anil Wednesday November 39 and
30 to ronslder plans for campaigns
In Oklahoma.
Two milk campaigns have been
asked for In Oklahoma one at
Oklahoma City ono at Tulsa
ltepresentatlvei from thoso towns
are expected to meet Miss Hoover
here
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